- Fans urged to book early to avoid disappointment

- Box Office opening dates also announced

Friday 8th May, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago: The Biggest Party in Sport is just six weeks away, and tickets for the final and semi finals of the Limacol Caribbean Premier League go on sale today at www.cplt20.com! 

The Queen’s Park Oval will be packed to the rafters for the climax of what promises to be the most exciting CPL season yet, and fans wanting to guarantee their place at these matches should get online without delay. 

Prices start at US$12.50 for the semi finals, and US$15 for the final. Special discount packages for all three games will also be available for the first 48 hours on the CPL website, where fans can also buy tickets to all group stage matches, and find out about further flash sales and great value deals. 

The CPL today also announced the Box Office opening dates for all six stadiums. Barbados, St. Lucia and St. Kitts and Nevis will open on May 27th, with Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago to follow on June 15th – and Jamaica on June 18th. 

Damien O’Donohoe, CEO of the Limacol Caribbean Premier League, said: “CPL is always the hottest ticket in town. We know that all three games will be a sell out at the Queen’s Park Oval, so I urge fans to book early to avoid disappointment.

“We can’t wait to see who will be battling it out in the finals in front of what is bound to be a fantastic crowd at one of the Caribbean’s most iconic venues.”    

Global superstars including Kevin Pietersen, Jacques Kallis and Shahid Afridi will join the Caribbean’s finest cricketers, like Chris Gayle, Kieron Pollard and Sunil Narine and exciting up-and-coming local talent. 

Last year’s tournament attracted a global audience in excess of 65 million and this year is set to be even higher as fans across the world continue to be drawn to the high quality action on the pitch and the unique party atmosphere off it.

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